Set-Up and Decorations Sample Clauses

Set-Up and Decorations a. It is the responsibility of Occupant to make arrangements with the caterer for set up and cleaning responsibilities. b. Enforcement of Gallery rules by caterer and others under contract is the responsibility of Occupant. c. The City Art rental staff-person does not set up or break down equipment or furniture for the event and is not responsible for unloading or loading supplies. Due to liability, caterer is required to do set up and breakdown. Occupants are not permitted to do their own set up or breakdown. d. The City Art rental staff person is responsible for security and to ensure the Gallery rules are followed. e. All decorations and equipment must be delivered and set up on the same day as the event, and removed at the conclusion of the event, on that day unless other arrangements are made with the City Art rental staff-person. f. All rented tables and chairs must have rubber protective caps on feet or they will not be allowed on the wooden floors. g. City Art is not responsible for any items left at the Gallery. h. Decorations shall not be applied to any wall inside the Gallery.
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Set-Up and Decorations. Open flame is strictly prohibited by fire code.  Enclosed votive, tea lights, floating candles, and chafing dishes are acceptable.  Pillar or taper flame must be enclosed by hurricane glass or other approved enclosures.  The use of sparklers, fireworks, or pyrotechnics inside or outside of the building is strictly prohibited.  Pins, tacks, nails or other puncturing devices are prohibited.  Scotch, masking, duct tape and glue are not permitted on any surface. All other adhesives must be approved.  Glitter, confetti, sand, or any substance that causes litter or debris inside or outside are prohibited.  Hazardous chemicals and materials are prohibited.  All transport carts are restricted to soft rubber wheeled vehicles. The use of barbeques or other outdoor cooking equipment must be pre-approved and may only be operated in designated areas. Fuel of any kind may not be stored inside the building at any time.  Violation of these rules may result in a minimum assessment of $250 and/or an additional damage/cleaning fee. Room rentals and deposits must be paid thirty (30) days prior to the date of event.  There is a room-specific, damage deposit and security fee.  Client is responsible for any damage to the facility caused by the Client, the Client’s guests, the Client’s service providers or any individual connected with the Client’s event.  If damage occurs, appropriate charges will be assessed and deducted from the Damage/Security Deposit.  If damage exceeds the deposit, the Client will be billed for the additional amount.  Client may be required to procure and maintain in force at the time of the event(s), without expense to the Xxxxxxxxx Convention Center, a public liability insurance policy, covering bodily injury and property damage, with limits of not less than $1,000,000 per occurrence. Client must provide the Xxxxxxxxx Convention Center with a certificate of such insurance 30 days prior to the event.  Clients serving alcohol (liquor provided but not sold) at their event(s) are required to hire two Groesbeck police officers for security.  The original alcohol permit/license must be posted in a prominent location during the entire event(s).  Clients serving alcoholic beverages, alcoholic beverages must be provided only but not sold). All customers are responsible for complying with the liquor laws of the State of Texas.  The Groesbeck Convention Center is owned by the City of Xxxxxxxxx. Smoking, use of controlled substances, and weapons a...
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Set-Up and Decorations. The Town may allow the Renter to enter the Hall before the rental hours in order to set-up or decorate for the Event. Decorations may not be affixed to the Hall in any way that damages the Hall. Confetti, birdseed, rice, or other like items are prohibited. All decorations, supplies and property of the Renter must be removed by the end of rental hours unless additional time has been approved by the Town.
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Set-Up and Decorations. Party balloons are allowed on park property. Glitter, confetti, and silly string are strongly prohibited. Any decorations used in the Park Shelter shall be installed in such a manner as not to ruin or deface the shelter in any way. The renter shall not damage or allow to be damaged in any way the Shelter or any fixture or personal property located therein. In the event of damage, the renter shall promptly restore facilities or property to its original state of repair or will pay to the city the costs of the required repair. The renter shall, upon completion of the use of the Shelter, promptly remove all decorations, display, and equipment used by the renter and will deliver the shelter to the city upon expiration of the rental period in as good a state of repair and condition as existed upon occupancy.
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Set-Up and Decorations a. The Renter shall have sole responsibility for setting up all tables, chairs, bandstands, etc. and performing any other required preparation for an event. b. The Renter shall not attach decorations to the walls, ceilings, doors, windows, poles or on handrails, with tape. You may use wire, sticky tack, etc. c. The Renter may place decorations to the floor, tables, or on an easel, except that THE USE OF ANY NAILS, TAPE, OR STAPLES IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. d. Candles, if any shall be contained. Any open flames are prohibited.
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Set-Up and Decorations. Party balloons are allowed on park property. Glitter, confetti, and silly string are strongly prohibited. Any decorations used in the Concession Stand shall be installed in such a manner as not to ruin or deface the area in any way. The renter shall not damage or allow to be damaged in any way the area or any fixture or personal property located therein. In the event of damage, the renter shall promptly restore facilities or property to its original state of repair or will pay to the city the costs of the required repair. The renter shall, upon completion of the use of the Concession Stand, promptly remove all decorations, display, and equipment used by the renter and will deliver the Concession Stand to the city upon expiration of the rental period in as good a state of repair and condition as existed upon occupancy.
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Set-Up and Decorations. Set-up, in full, is the sole responsibility of Customer and/or Customer's caterer. This includes the rentals that you and/or they provide. Customer bears sole responsibility for all rented items. For liability reasons, Winery will not set up or take down any items brought in by Customer or Caterer. The tasting room and side patio will remain open to the public 7 days a week until 6pm. The facility as a whole cannot be “Turned Over” to a private event until 6:00pm, but rental equipment can arrive any time during regular winery business hours. Likewise, decoration of the areas other than the tasting room and side patio can begin the day of the event during regular business hours, but may not interfere with regular winery business. Any appointments for planning leading up to the event (wedding planner, caterer) must also take place during regular business hours. If items need to be dropped off or decorations need to be set up outside of regular hours, then arrangements must be made ahead of time and may result in additional staffing charges. Initial_____________ Decorations may not be nailed, tacked, or stapled to any part of the winery building, inside or out. Decorations must be removed at the conclusion of the event. <Winery> reserves the right to remove any decorations that may be seen as a damage liability, and therefore we suggest that all decorations be discussed in advance. Initial __________
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